Tatizo la microphone driver

[Dansel]

Ninatumia toshiba, mwanzoni nilikuwa natumia safi tu kwenye skype na voice recorder. Tatizo limekuja skype na voice recorder hazifanyi kazi tena kutokana na kukosekana kwa driver ya microphone. Msaada tafadhali

 

[poposindege]

na mimi nina tatizo linalofanana kidogo na lako.Mimi natumia compaq presario CQ40,tatizo nikiweka microphone(headphone yenye mic) ya nje haifanyi kazi ila ya ndani ya laptop ipo safi.Sijajua tatizo nini.Natumia windows 8.Wadau tutatulieni haya matatizo yetu

 

[Donnie Charlie]

Ninatumia toshiba, mwanzoni nilikuwa natumia safi tu kwenye skype na voice recorder. Tatizo limekuja skype na voice recorder hazifanyi kazi tena kutokana na kukosekana kwa driver ya microphone. Msaada tafadhali

Ingia kwa official website yao wanaweka drivers zote au weka model hapa ya machine yako na operating system inayotumia utapatiwa link husika

 

[Dansel]

Ingia kwa official website yao wanaweka drivers zote au weka model hapa ya machine yako na operating system inayotumia utapatiwa link husika

Nimepata solution jaribu hii solution...

Open Control Panel
Click on Hardware and Sound
Under Sound, click Manage Audio Devices
Go to the Recording tab

At this point, on my pc, I see two Microphone icons showing. If you click on the Properties for each one, under the Jack Info, I saw:
One is for: Front Panel 3.5 mm Jack
The other is for: ATAPI Internal ATAPI Jack

Knowing that I wanted to use the internal microphone, and not the headphone jack, I Disabled the one for the Front Panel 3.5 mm Jack by just right clicking on the icon and selecting Disable.
I then went into the Properties for the ATAPI Internal ATAPI Jack one, and went to Levels, and have the Microphone Level set at 36, with the Microphone Boost Level set at +30.0 db.

That seemed to do it for me. You can test it right there while still on the Recording Tab, as there is a little grey/green level bar to the right of each icon, and as you make noise near the microphone, you'll see the green level increase based upon how loud the noise is. I then tested it with a Video Call through Windows Live Messanger, and the people I was calling heard me with no issues.

So, to me, it appears to be a conflict between the two devices. I tested this theory by re-enabling the Front Panel 3.5 mm Jack, and when I did, the internal microphone no longer worked again. Disable the Fron Panel 3.5 mm Jack again, and the internal microphone works again.